Independent rankings built from public data — every figure traceable to the body that published it.
What does the world look like, ranked? Every chart here is somebody else’s published ranking, drawn once and then written out in full: 12 charts, 153 ranked rows, 80 countries and 9 publishers — the newest from .
The picture is the illustration; the figures beneath it are the page. Every row names its publisher, links to the country it is about, and says so where a place is shared.
01The newest
China has the world’s largest high-technology exports for latest year available, on $825.05 billion of exports, ahead of Hong Kong on 369.16.
The world’s ten largest high-technology exporters as a treemap, with the rest of the world beside them. Each country’s figure is its own most recent year, between 2022 and 2024.
China825.05
Hong Kong369.16
Germany255.6902The archive
All of them, newest first. Search by chart, by country or by publisher — the country names are searchable because every chart's rows are now text.
Showing 12 of 12 charts
Economy & Innovation
The world’s ten largest high-technology exporters as a treemap, with the rest of the world beside them. Each country’s figure is its own most recent year, between 2022 and 2024.
10 rows charted · UN Comtrade (UN Statistics Division)
Health & Wellbeing
Thirteen countries scored across four editions — 2000, 2008, 2016 and 2025 — and five the report could not score at all. DR Congo and South Sudan share 121st place on 37.5.
13 rows charted · Welthungerhilfe and Concern Worldwide
Governance & Institutions
The thirteen strongest of the 142 countries the World Justice Project measures, and the eight factors the overall score averages. Four countries are published at 0.83 and still carry separate ranks.
13 rows charted · World Justice Project
Mobility & Connectivity
The eleven safest airlines of 2025, each beside the country it is based in, and the nine things the grading looks at. Three airlines share third place, and the publisher gives an order but no score.
13 rows charted · AirlineRatings.com
Health & Wellbeing
The ten highest life evaluations of 2025, drawn on a world map, and the six things the report uses to explain them. Costa Rica and Mexico are the only two outside Europe and the Middle East.
10 rows charted · Wellbeing Research Centre, University of Oxford
Development & Human Capital
India and Pakistan on six published measures: hunger, happiness, human development, rule of law, literacy and GDP per capita. India is the better placed on five of them; Pakistan on one.
6 rows charted · Six publishers, named on the chart
Peace & Security
The twelve countries most affected by terrorism in 2025, their scores to three decimals, and how far each moved since the last edition. Israel fell six places, the largest move on the chart.
12 rows charted · Institute for Economics & Peace
Work & Labour
Thirteen Asian countries by gross average monthly wage, each carrying its WORLD rank rather than an Asian one — so the numbers skip, from 11th place to 45th.
13 rows charted · CEOWORLD Magazine
Mobility & Connectivity
Sixteen passports, their mobility scores, and the visa-free, visa-on-arrival and visa-required split behind each. Fourteen share third place while differing in how they reach it.
16 rows charted · Arton Capital (passportindex.org)
Work & Labour
The ten highest-paying countries of 2024, their bars coloured by continent, and six more added for comparison — from Australia in 13th place to India in 85th.
16 rows charted · CEOWORLD Magazine
Work & Labour
The bottom ten of 196 countries, and six more added for comparison. Niger, Madagascar and Liberia are all published at US$47 a month and still carry three different ranks.
16 rows charted · CEOWORLD Magazine
Mobility & Connectivity
The twelve weakest passports of 2025, with the visa-free, visa-on-arrival and visa-required split behind each score. Four passports share 89th place on 53.
15 rows charted · Arton Capital (passportindex.org)
03Sources
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Each chart reproduces only the rows its own poster prints, never a publisher’s full table, and names and links that publisher on its page. Where this site holds a measure of the same ground, the chart says so; where it holds none, it says that too. The 149 statistics kept up to date here are at /statistics, and how the site works is at /methodology.